She fell out of a plane into the rain forest, and survived 11 days!

In 2010, a hunter vanished deep in the rainforest and survived where most people wouldn't last days. His name was Juliane Koepcke. The story started with a flight over the Amazon in Peru. A storm broke the aircraft apart midair. She fell from over 3,000 meters, still strapped to her seat, and survived. But surviving the fall was only the beginning. She was alone in the jungle. No food, no shelter, no tools, just dense rainforest. She remembered one thing. "Follow water." So she walked toward a small stream. Days passed, then more. Injuries got infected. She removed maggots from wounds herself, drank river water, ate whatever she could find. She followed the current downstream, hoping it would lead to people. After 11 days, she found a small shelter, and finally, humans. Local loggers rescued her. Later, she was reunited with her father, who had also survived the crash. Her mother was among those who didn't. Her survival became one of the most extraordinary jungle survival stories ever recorded, not because she was trained, but because she stayed calm and kept moving when everything else said stop.